Is this a rare coin?

Good morning, gentlemen.
Can you tell me: is it a rare coins? I bought it in my hometown in Siberia and my dealer says that it is a rather rare coins. Is it true? And how much it value in USA?

 

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This is a half-dollar coins.

 

And the one coin yet.

 

Thank you very much.

 

Siberian man I would not say rare in this country all the comm's 50 cent coins. The coins you posted are rather easy to find on line /e bay most under $50 +/- depending on grade. Nice find for your neck of the woods. It's funny how money finds its way to all parts of this world. Just think of the stories it could tell...if it could. Yes just having a quick look on e bay your finds are all under $50 usd. again if graded they bring more.

 

Those are all very common US Commemorative Half Dollars. I don't have my price guides with me at this moment but I know they are among the least valuable Early US Commems. They are still collectible though.

 

Thank you, gentlemans.

 

And what about this coin?

 

You are very welcome...did you pay much for them? They are silver 90 % worth just under $10 each for a melt price

 

Sorry no another easy to find commemorative coin again depending on grade and if graded by a TPG. again under $50. and under $10 in silver content.

 

I bought these coins for 120$.

 

all 4 for 120.00 not bad price, again for your area that you live,and if you liked them. I would love to know how they got to your country....and their story. Hope you enjoy your newest pick up.

 

During the last 2 years USA's "halves" become a rather popular in Russia. I have a small collection of them too. Now I'm wating for a 1925's half-dollar ("Stone mountain memorial"). When I"ll get it, I"ll show you my future purchase.

 

at the coin shop in town, he's got two of them for $8 usd each. and has had them for months.

 

That's another very common Early US Commem. So common in fact that many of them circulated as half dollars. I hope you don't overpay for your example.

 

Agreed Hobo, but again we are talking Siberia. Just like finding Russian coinage here in the states yes you can find it but not as easy as other coins from countries IE Europe or Canada , Central and SA . I can remember my college days a prof. of mine went to the USSR and he made a killing on his levis and comic books. Now this was true 1970's money but $500 for a used pair of jeans? Another time I was traving through the Caribbean in Jamaica "Earth Shoes" remember them....OMG they buy them off your feet right in down town Mo Bay. What we take for granted..... others find real value. I think its so cool that US comm's are found in a place like Siberia....would love to know how and when they arrived. What a story that would be...IMHO

 

I payed $30 for mine; it's Gem BU. The dealer that I got it from had practically a whole roll of them and was selling them cheap.

 

That's not a bad price.

 

My dealer want 70$ for it.

 

Thank you, sir.